50 Years
MultiPAck E14: The first ever bundler to work with 2 & 3-tie bales
Every bale picked by our machines reminds us of the mission behind our machines: honoring our grandfather’s vision and standing beside the ones who feed the world.
Founded in 1976, Arcusin has grown from a family business into a global reference in bale handling. For 50 years, we have combined experience, innovation, and a deep respect for the field to create solutions that save time, eliminate labor-intensive work, and keep performance consistent in every season, always supported by first-class After-sales Service.
As we celebrate this half century of growth, our values remain unchanged: to stand close to the farming community, to listen, to improve and to design machines that help each generation build a stronger future for the next.
Blanca Cusiné
Arcusin CEO50th Anniversary Logo Design Challenge
To celebrate our 50th anniversary, we launched a creative challenge to design the logo that will represent Arcusin in 2026.
We invited creators from around the world to take part and design a symbol that captures who we are today and reflects where we are going.
After receiving more than 60 proposals and many hours of review with the whole team, the winning concept was created by Chesus Pardos.
The design takes inspiration from the main elements of our original symbol, keeping its proportions, line weights and angles.
By repositioning those elements in a creative way, the form of a 50 appears while respecting our visual identity. The logo also includes our claim: FUTURE READY, a mindset that has been part of Arcusin since day one.
Key moments from half a century
The Cusiné family started in the agriculture world trading mules in the province of Catalunya, Spain
A few years later, they become one of the first baler and tractor importers and distributors in Spain.
Armando Cusiné and Manuel Cusiné, father & son, funded Arcusin together. Double curiosity: The Arcusin brand pays homage to the father (ARmando CUSINé)... and the first machine they produced was the AutoStack stacker that was designed to collect small square bales.
In the early 80s, with introduction of the first large square balers, Arcusin jumped at the opportunity to develop one of the first stackers that could move big square bales.
The first Arcusin machine was exported internationally. Big company effort to develop a solid network of global dealers.
Manuel Cusiné invented the first bale bundler for small square bales, the MultiPack A14. Some of the first units still remain operative nowadays.
The ForStack bale accumulator was introduced in the market. Unique patented system for the collection of large bales and small bale bundles.
Incorporation of the third generation in the family business group. Their background in engineering coupled with their knowledge of the agriculture industry bring Arcusin a new spectrum full of new and fresh ideas to keep innovating.
Arcusin Corp is officially registered in the US with warehouse in Kansas. Our operation has been growing significantly ever since thanks to our great dealer partnerships and the good acceptance of the American market.
Generational leadership transition at Arcusin. Blanca Cusiné becomes the new CEO of the company and Ferran Cusiné, the cDirector of Engineering and R&D. Internatonal expansion, with the opening of new markets, is one of the company's main challenges.
50th anniversary mosaic team building
To introduce this concept with the entire Arcusin team, we partnered with Iolo Planet in a hands-on mosaic activity inspired by the techniques used in modernism. Piece by piece, the team created a large collective mosaic that revealed the visual identity of our 50th anniversary.
The activity also reflects the idea behind the mosaic itself: different pieces, working together to build something bigger.
50 Years
MultiPAck E14: The first ever bundler to work with 2 & 3-tie bales
Arcusin 50th Anniversary Limited Edition ©
In 2026, Arcusin machines will carry a special vinyl created to celebrate our 50th anniversary. The design follows the visual language of modernism and turns every machine produced during the year into part of this limited edition series. More than a design detail, it becomes a visible symbol of this moment in Arcusin’s history.
This concept is based on the work of Antoni Gaudí, whose legacy continues to inspire the world, especially as we celebrate his centenary this year. He found new ways to combine art and engineering by looking to nature for answers. In agriculture, it’s much the same. It’s about understanding nature and adapting to it. That same way of thinking is behind every machine we design.
At Arcusin, we work side by side with forage producers who trust our machines every season. What we learn in the field becomes real improvements in the equipment we build.
The next generation is closer than you think
2026 isn’t just another year. Is the year that everything changes.
December is when bale handling changes forever.
After years in the field, one thing became clear: there’s still a missing piece in our industry.
After some years of development, our engineering and R&D teams are currently testing it in real conditions, getting it ready for the big reveal. We can’t wait to share it with you.
True innovation doesn’t make noise until it’s ready
Be the first one to know everything about this next big step.
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